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Of a straight, a flush, & a full house--the winner |
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Francois Tourte was "the Stradivari" of this violin accessory |
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Ransom Olds built his 1st car because he couldn't stand the smell of this animal |
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Since 1904, when a woman was arrested in NYC for doing this, women have "come a long way" |
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Woody Allen film with "a peel" |
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Taking a chance on a purchase is like buying "a pig in" this |
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More people attend these events than pro football, baseball & basketball combined |
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"Shaken idiophones" used for music, magical rites, & baby's entertainment |
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The roofs of London taxicabs have extra height so gentlemen won't knock these off |
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Around 1912, popular ones included "the fish walk", "the bunny hug", & "the turkey trot" |
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1942 movie of a Steinbeck story that could be served with refried beans |
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You can "keep it under" this or "talk through" it |
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The British call them "fruit machines" |
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The 1st version was called the "sackbut" long before Tommy Dorsey adopted it |
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Most automobile horns beep on this note, 4th of the C scale |
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In 1926, he declined a Pulitzer Prize for "Arrowsmith" |
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Since their 1978 "Attack", these man-eating veggies have been a staple at worst film festivals |
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From ship's whip, not its mouser, comes problem of not having "enough room to swing" this |
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Term for the player who holds the kitty |
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Largest family of instruments, it includes "membranophones" which means "skin sounds" |
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According to 1980 census, within 5%, the % of all cars in the world that are in the U.S. |
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Year of Senate Watergate hearings, V.P. Agnew's resignation & the Arab oil embargo |
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2 of 3 Marx Brothers films with edible titles |
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Inscribed on Emile Coue's sanitarium in France, "Every day in every way, I'm..." |
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Game in which patrons bet on 3 dice turned in an hourglass cage |
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Circular horns are sounded to accompany this sport |
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At $500,000, most expensive custom car was this make & model, made in 1968 for Secret Service |
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In 1901 J.P. Morgan formed the world's largest steel corporation, U.S. Steel, after buying him out |
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1982 satire in which 2 "bland" people spiced up their appetites with a bit of cannibalism |
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